sage: cnodo=[] sage: cnodo.append(0) sage: cnodo.append(.5) sage: cnodo.append(1.4) sage: cnodo.append(2) sage: def EFF(x,nodo): ....: c1=cnodo[nodo] ....: c2=cnodo[nodo+1] ....: EFF=0 ....: if (x>=c1) and (x <= c2) ....: EFF=(c2-x)/(c2-c1) ....: return EFF
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the plot of my function EFF is always zero, but print
the plot of my function EFF is always zero, but print
sage: cnodo=[] sage: cnodo.append(0) sage: cnodo.append(.5) sage: cnodo.append(1.4) sage: cnodo.append(2) sage: def EFF(x,nodo): ....: c1=cnodo[nodo] ....: c2=cnodo[nodo+1] ....: EFF=0 ....: if (x>=c1) and (x <= c2) ....: EFF=(c2-x)/(c2-c1) ....: return EFF
the plot of my function EFF is always zero, but print
The code:
sage: cnodo=[]
sage: cnodo.append(0)
sage: cnodo.append(.5)
sage: cnodo.append(1.4)
sage: cnodo.append(2)
sage: def EFF(x,nodo):
....: c1=cnodo[nodo]
....: c2=cnodo[nodo+1]
....: EFF=0
....: if (x>=c1) and (x <= c2)
....: EFF=(c2-x)/(c2-c1)
....: return EFFEFF
